The document outlines the establishment and objectives of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) under the Disaster Management Act of 2005, including its structure, operations, and equipment for disaster response. It details various NDRF deployments and achievements in disaster situations from 2011 to 2013, illustrating the organization's capabilities in handling both natural and man-made disasters. Additionally, it provides information on civil defense, home guards, and fire services in India, including their roles and contact information for assistance.

2. December 2005 : Disaster Management Act passed by Parliament
2005 : National Disaster Management Authority constituted to
prepare policies & guidelines and to supervise the National Disaster
Management Plan
RAISING OF NDRF
NDRF comprises 10 Bns, each consisting of 1149 personnel.
02 more Bns are in the process of conversion as NDRF Bns.
2006 : NDRF constituted under Sec-44(1) of DM Act for
specialist response to threatening situations or disasters

3. Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur,
Meghalaya,Tripura, Mizoram,
Nagaland
West Bengal, Jharkhand, Odisha,
Sikkim
Chhatisgarh, Odisha , East M.P.
Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka
Tamil Nadu, Puduchery, Kerala,
Andaman & Nicobar Islands,
Lakshadweep
Maharashtra, Goa
Gujerat, Rajasthan, Dadra & Nagar
Haveli, Daman & Diu, West M.P.
Punjab, Jammu & Kashmir , H.P.
Delhi, Haryana, West U.P.,
Uttrakhand
Bihar, East UP
1st Bn
2nd Bn
3rd Bn
10th Bn
4th Bn
5th Bn
6th Bn
8th Bn
7th Bn
9th Bn
To Be Decided
11th Bn (Proposed)
To Be Decided
12th Bn (Proposed)
12th Bn Silchar
4th Bn
11th Bn Haridwar
8th Bn
LOCATIONS OF NDRF BNS
(Bhatinda)
(Ghaziabad) (Patna)
(Vadodara)
(Pune)
(Arakonnam)
(Vijaywada)
(Mundli)
(Kolkata)
(Guwahati)

4. OBJECTIVES OF NDRF
• Provide prompt and skilled response to disasters
• Pre-Deployment in disaster threatening situations
• Deployment in case of disasters
• Training State Disaster Response Forces
• Community capacity building for disaster response

5. Multi-skilled Personnel, Specialists (Engineers, Doctors,
Technicians, Paramedics) & Sophisticated Equipment for :
ʘ C.S.S.R. (Collapsed Structure Search & Rescue)
ʘ M.F.R. (Medical First Response)
ʘ Flood And Mountain Rescue
ʘ Deep Diving Search & Rescue
ʘ Response to CBRN threats / disasters
ʘ Canine and Technical Search
CAPABILITIES & STRENGTH OF NDRF

6.  NATURAL
• Flood
• Earthquake
• Land slides
• Cyclone
• Tsunami
• Cloud Burst
 MAN-MADE
• Chemical Disaster
• Biological Disaster
• Radiological Disaster
• Nuclear Disaster
NDRF RESPONSE : TYPES OF DISASTER

7. Some Major
NDRF
OPERATIONS

8. Date : June-July 2013
Place : Kedarnath, Jungle Chatti, Gaurikund, Rambada, Bhairav Chatti
No. of teams : 14
Achievements : Rescued 9350 live victims. Still assisting in Relief & Rehabilitation
UTTARAKHAND MEGA DISASTER - 2013

9. UTTARAKHAND OPERATION -2013

10. Date : April 2013
Place : Shil Mumbra, District Thane, Maharashtra
No. of teams : 01
Achievements : Rescued 62 victims and retrieved 72 dead bodies
THANE BUILDING COLLAPSE - 2013

11. Places : Sunderbani, J & K and Rudraprayag, Uttarakhand
Dates : 27-28 July and 14-21 September 2012
No. of Teams : 02
Achievements : Retrieved 11 dead bodies trapped inside debris
CLOUD BURST - 2012

12. Date : June-October 2012
Place : 12 districts of Assam
No. of Teams : 16
Achievements : 32,207 victims evacuated/rescued, 13 dead bodies retrieved &
191 tons of relief materials distributed
FLOODS IN ASSAM - 2012

13. No. of Teams : 10
Achievements : Retrieved 06 Dead bodies, distributed relief &
organized medical camps
Cont…
SIKKIM EARTHQUAKE - 2011

14. Deployment : August’ 2010
No. of team : 01
Achievement : Retrieved 02 dead bodies & distributed relief
LEH CLOUD BURST 2010

15. Deployment : April 2012
Place of incident : Jalandhar (Punjab)
No. of teams : 05
Achievements : Rescued 12 victims & recovered 19 dead bodies
JALLANDHAR BUILDING COLLAPSE - 2012

16. Deployment : July 2010
No. of team : 01
Achievement : Neutralized 835 chlorine cylinders
CHEMICAL EMERGENCY IN MUMBAI 2010

17. Some of our
EQUIPMENT

18. Victim location unit
(with breaching system)
BREACHING SYSTEM
LIFE DETECTOR TYPE -I
High Pressure Breathing
Air Compressor
CSSR EQUIPMENTSCSSR EQUIPMENT
FLOAT PUMP

19. MULTI CABLE WINCH
2.4 KVA GENERATOR
INFLATABLE LIGHTING TOWER
CIRCULAR SAW
CSSR EQUIPMENT
ANGLE CUTTER

20. CARBIDE TIPPED CHAIN SAW
AIR LIFTING BAG SET COMBINATION CUTTER WITH SPREADER
DIAMOND CHAIN SAW
CSSR EQUIPMENT

21. DIVING SUIT
DIVING KIT
Breathing Apparatus Personal diving kit Weight belt
AQUALUNG
Under water suit

22. Inflatable rescue boats with OBM
FLOOD RESCUE EQUIPMENT
Life jacket Under water torch

23. TELETECTOR (TELERAD)
CBRN EQUIPMENT
ALSCIN MONITOR
MINIRAD (BETA EXTERNAL/LOW RANGE)NBC CANISTER

24. MINI RADIATION SURVEY METER
CBRN EQUIPMENT
ELECTRONIC DOSIMETERMICRO-R-SURVEY METER

25. High Pressure Pump
MISC EQUIPMENT
Floating Pump
Portable shelter 10’ x 14’ & 7’
High Pressure Breathing Air Compressor

26. Capacity
Building

30. CIVIL DEFENCE IN INDIA

31.  Created in 1962
 Frame policy, issue guidelines for Civil Defence,
Home Guards and Fire Services on behalf of MHA
 Mere 159 Towns & 100 Districts notified CD units
 5.45 Lakh volunteers against target of 13.08 lakh
DIRECTORATE GENERAL CIVIL DEFENCE

32.  Saving life
 Minimising damage to property
 Maintaining continuity of production
 Public confidence building
 Disaster Management
(included by C.D. Act, 2010)
MANDATE OF CIVIL DEFENCE

33. Distt. Magistrate as Civil Defence Controller should :
 Call regular meetings of Dy Controllers & Chief Warden
preferably once a month.
 Pursue with State Govt to ensure that each CD unit in district
has a regular employee as Dy Controller.
 Use CD volunteers only for authorised duties.
 Maintain voluntary nature of the organisation.
 Ensure regular screening of volunteers to weed out inactive
volunteers & enrol energetic and motivated volunteers.
EXPECTATIONS FROM DISTRICT COLLECTOR

34. Distt. Magistrate as Civil Defence Controller should :
 Carry out inspections of CD office, training activities etc.
 Ensure that members of CD Corps wear authorised
uniform.
 Prepare CD plan & submit to MHA through State Govt.
 Ensure utilisation of plan funds & submit Utilisation
Certificates.
EXPECTATIONS FROM DISTRICT COLLECTOR

35. HOME GUARDS IN INDIA

36.  Home Guards are raised, trained and administered under
respective States/UT’s Act & Rules.
 Privileges & protection as police when called for duty.
 While on duty, deemed to be public servants under section
21 of the Indian Penal Code (XLV of 1860)
LEGAL STATUS

37. • Serve as auxiliary to police.
• Help community in emergencies.
• Provide essential services viz, Transport, water,
nursing, first aid etc.
• Promote Communal Harmony.
• Participate in Socio Economic & welfare activity like
adult education, health etc.
ROLE AND FUNCTIONS

38. • Raised in all States/UTs, except Kerala.
• Authorized Strength - 5.74 Lakh
• Present Strength - 4.91 Lakh
STRENGTH OF HOME GUARDS

39. FIRE SERVICES IN INDIA

40. • Responsible for formulating policies on Fire
Prevention, Protection, Legislation, Administration,
Training, Equipment through the Standing Fire
Advisory Council (SFAC)
• Creating Mass Awareness on Fire Safety.
• Financial Assistance to the State Fire Services
• Making Standards and Codes on Fire Safety.
FIRE CELL IN DG CD DIRECTORATE

41. NATIONAL FIRE SERVICE COLLEGE, NAGPUR

42. NATIONAL CIVIL DEFENCE COLLEGE

43. If you apprehend a disaster, we will pre position.
If a disaster has already occurred, we’ll respond a.s.a.p.
Ask your Disaster Management dept. to contact :
MHA Control Room : 011-23093563, 64, 66, 71
NDMA Control Room : 011-26701728
NDRF Control Room : 011-26105913, 26107953
Email : hq.ndrf@nic.in Website : www.ndrfandcd.gov.in
CALL NDRF WHENEVER YOU NEED US

44. Battalion Commandant Area of Responsibility Contact Nos.
01 Sh. Alok Kumar North East and Assam
09435545951
0361-2840027(O)
02 Sh. Sukhdev Raj
West Bengal, Jharkhand, Odisha,
Sikkim
09434742836
033-25264302
03 Sh. M. K. Yadav Chhatisgarh, Odisha , East M.P.
09437964571
09439103170
0671-2879710(O)
04 Sh. M. K. Verma
Tamil Nadu, Puduchery, Kerala,
Andaman & Nicobar Islands,
Lakshadweep
09442105169
04177-246269(O)
05 Sh. Alok Awasthy Maharashtra, Goa
09423506765
02114-231245(O)
CALL NDRF WHENEVER YOU NEED US
Call the local unit directly :

45. Battalion Name Area of Responsibility Contact Nos.
06 Sh. R. S. Joon
Gujarat, Rajasthan, Dadra & Nagar
Haveli, Daman & Diu, West M.P.
09428826445,
079-3202540(O)
07 Sh. Jaideep
Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu &
Kashmir
09417802032
01642-246030(O)
08
Sh. P. K.
Srivastva Delhi, Haryana, Uttarakhand, West U.P.
09968610014
0120-2766013(O)
09
Sh. Manish
Ranjan
Bihar, East U.P.
08986909490
09973300000
06115-253942(O)
10
Sh. Prashant
Dhar
Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka
07382299621
0863-2293178(O)
CALL NDRF WHENEVER YOU NEED US
Call the local unit directly :